"Driving Me Crazy" by Citris

Citris is the grunge-inflected Brooklyn pop band headed up by singer/guitarist Angelina Torreano. Her heavy-hooked, sludgy riffs and tastefully dynamic verse-chorus-verse vibes are fleshed out by Chris Krasnow (guitar/vocals), Eva Lawitts (bass), and Zane West (drums). The band stopped by Serious Business Music in Brooklyn to get their songs all stuck in our heads.

“Driving Me Crazy” single is available now from New Professor Music.

Listen to the audio podcast for more music and interview. And watch the previous video from this session.

ProducerBryan Bruchman
Director of Photography/EditorJames McCormick
Assistant CameraRachel Lawlor
Recording EngineerTravis Harrison

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